List of leading Federal period merchants of Portland & their affiliations, prepared by William David Barry, ca. 1976.

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List of leading Federal period merchants of Portland & their affiliations, prepared by William David Barry, ca. 1976.

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Manuscript graph (copy) showing a list of Portland merchants and their affiliations (institutions, etc.), prepared by William David Barry for "The Revolutionary Mclellans project", Portland Museum of Art.

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